EU Commission Proposes First-Ever Regulatory Framework For AI - Is The US Next?

Some of the basic components of AI - algorithms, data, analytics and machine learning - have been around in the workplace for a long time. We invite people to use the term "Artificial Intelligence" broadly to mean a computer program that uses data to execute a task that humans typically perform. AI is not new. Robots performing human tasks also are not new - we've had robots in manufacturing facilities for decades. But the volume and variety of data we have available, the speed at which we can process it, and the ability for the machine to learn more sophisticated human-like decision making...these are what make AI more interesting and novel than other automation we've seen. And where things can get a bit slippery is the high level of uncertainty about the quality of the data going into the machine. If any part of your decision making today uses algorithms, advanced analytics, or advanced automation, then you have some version of AI - even without robots - and we need